Measuring and testing – Embrittlement or erosion
Patent
1997-07-10
1999-09-07
Raevis, Robert
Measuring and testing
Embrittlement or erosion
G01N 1700
Patent
active
059489715
ABSTRACT:
A corrosion sensor for sensing corrosion in a pipeline. The sensor includes a housing and a device for joining the housing to a wall of an enclosure that receives a fluid. The sensor also includes a rupture member which extends across a portion of the housing to define a sealed chamber in the housing. The rupture member, upon rupture, provides an opening to the sealed chamber. The rupture member is formed of a material and thickness such that the rupture member will fail from corrosion before the enclosure wall will fail from corrosion. The rupture member is arranged such that fluid received in the enclosure can contact the rupture member. The sensor also includes a sensory device which is connected to the housing at the sealed chamber to signal a rupture condition of the rupture member when the sealed chamber opens.
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Brooker Donald Duane
Fahrion Michael Edward
Klock Byron Von
Richter George Neal
Gibson Henry H.
Raevis Robert
Texaco Inc.
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